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IM
Boxing a?* Football ?? Baseball
Lawn Tennis ** Trotting and Pacing S Golf j
_,_sf\
IIS ILS SMITH
IN FIFTH ROUND
Rallies After Bad Start to
Shower in Blows, and One
Lands Low.
THEN REFEREE CALLS HALT
Turmoil in Ring After Jon's
Action, but Spectators at
the Garden Cheer the
Oklahoma Man.
? ? ?t he
fornla, and
oma tiiant, in
kin t nlghl wai
$t--;
\\ | ham Joh, '?? cs isc ot
>I.>rr.- h i hie man low-.
\ . uli ' ? luestloi of supr? macy
? two a :.::? h ?pee
bu.ii a li i. After a i.r
? ? to be afr i
his man, Ihe Oh! ma ? ?
? ? ? ?
: rltl earh
found -
fore th?
?? swings,
wh?> ?rat | ' ! to ? ina on In ? i Inch.
\ : ..-,??. to punch
h .. to the bod
low
Imith be) ' msn
?
M -ins, and
nance l
T . a en he
?
i the ring,
Ti ? ongi it progr? wed tl ?
t? r M ' -
I ' trine ? to ot body hi >ws
Ut clos? landed snother
pun. fi that *? In th.
Ion of n ? was oot
? ft II Smith .1 .
up llk< .1 kn
-v..!-. ? M i who
. became
.? . to do an: I
?
? y in th?- crowd in
t
-? ment.
wh< e left the
for . .
knockout,
oth. : that Smith made loo mmh
?
At the i
and we ' ghtei oppo
r.- - inded h? at i'.y on th?* big
(ellov - ft his
f . ? He had a gr? ect for the
Oui t'a tai I i k? ? under '
many. In the fir?-' .th puffed
tl.. ? ? A\\ their n?irm,. -
Irith abort punch?
y,or: : protested, and for .. moment It
looked a.- II ??.. a mted to jumi? over the
hopes. Later on h- ped a tri? k of
Bitting i.:s ? tan on 1 i of the head
V :
By the time I ? -? >w
ant? ' ?wd had !?
t ? Garden, Il ? thai fully
e:pr- ? uere on hand.
|mii ? ? di end M
prit?.
a pair of little feilowa Willie Warren
; tttling con
t ? tnary. Through?
put I - both boys tor?
a- ? Mooney wai
gan. ? ? n knew ? much,
jind in the last two rounde had Moone)
Ll. edil i
This waa followed bj a > l.i_ti between
Jo? Ku th? - tting ex-aallor,
The last named
"weighed 131 pounds ' ?? than bis
??.r all thai
?...: in J the Rght ''. Henn ? who
um-;- . ' . . he tiiok*?
h. would ba< k
itlve of the
. the mirth
of the crowd \?.?s rhang? -. t.. app
alien, with a - liarp right hooks
and ?? bad Ktisers almost ??ut
1 the b?-ll
two
itu? k It out thiough . ?
? ??i ?|. naess* s ha ?
i ml .l"'i
Kusers was
:.- l.ft th
'
CONKLYN AND EVANS WIN
Score in Foursomes in Adver?
tising Men's Golf.
Nearly sixty ; ?'. ip in th?* last
on<-<la\ ? ' i>'. the season at the
Advertisers' <".olf As?
' er the links of tht Knoll*
I intry i "lub. Fo iraomea were In
- hed*
tiled rout? select? teen to count.
?\\ E Conklyn and f k.-.th Evans won
lasa A with a card
?2?t ? ? t went to J. J
i.?/.. n and El P. 1 ? ? ? ?
' w k B'jnn? ii ..? ?'.
\\ VV. Manning wll -, th*
(iron ? t il? f W Nye and H E l'ort. ?
o?.k ?
? I individual morning round waa
?Hazi ? He aft? i luncheon I. ,\
In the
pvenlng tk? asaoclatkn held a dinner in
ih. . lui h . .- . ?t which th? foil >v li -
. . ?..?
lohn C ' o.ik vil e-| :?
3 * *-i retary, Walter Kimball
O: 'i i'? as irer. O H M. mil
FOOTBALL AT COLUMBIA
Students Kick the Ball About
and Scrimmage a Bit.
Football returned to '"oiumbia for a
bri'f period yeeterday, when s s?-?uad of
etuder-ts spent a 00U| le of hours kicking
a hall around loath Field Aft?*-r nom??
time sp.nt In puntln-? they took to scrim
?ISging Th?-. werf off on one side of
th- field most of the tlrn?? and were not
with at all by the university
authorities.
M t of the studf-nts WOTS HMKh 8'ir
prh tau i) that nothing had boon
Said at the athletic mass nr-etln?; on
Wednesdaj night about football. There
?as enth laissm Of all kinds for th? Sports ''
on ?he Columbia roster, hue not a Word
a boil i '
The gridiron game s.-.-ms to t.?*- ?lead. !
ar:d unless the attempt to play yeeterday'
u?. ?.ni? for amusement the..- aeetnsj
||ttle likelihood of Columbio trxinc to ?,-t
ha? k on the football map, this year at
AUTOMOBILES FOR_RENT.
Al TOM ?mil I.-. I ?)K KhVr. hour. ?oTot
rr.f.nih. Uli Ainst? niam ?ve. Ttl. River
crimson vira
COMES INTO ITS 01
Brickley and Hardwick Get
Together a Couple of
Touchdowns.
YALE ELEVEN ON EDGE
Taking Things Easy for Lafay?
ette Game, Though Back
field Will Probably Be
Much Weakened,
[B| Tfl^Kraph t.. T'-<? TrlbUM I
'ambrldue, Mass., Ott ?.? The 11.,- ird
? did i ot drive the varsity in the
Stadium to-day, bul aenf the team
rgalnsi the scrub t?> ??..rk out its own
salvation, In a half-hour acrimmage the
- w. re abla t.. ? ore onlj two
touchdowns sgainst Bob Oulld'i Beruh,
' ? ? .h <?? -1 s. - :
Cambridge for ten yeara
Neither of theoe touchdowns fame as
ill of Un? buckli a. Hardwick
making ??p.? ..n a s&?yai : Bncli
I? y pnce ahootlng through aloi
strewing scrub tacklera all over tl ?
perj Held during a 15-yard run. Brickie?
oted tw.. goals from the Held, one
from th.- S-? ? thei from
a joint Bra vardi I back
Pennock ?ii?l not gel into th?
??? r his hard \\ ? .1 k Ol
?-'?-. t othei wise the flrsl string
men a!l were in th?- pain- The Bcrul
t ?. k wai well pul on, ind II gs m d four
or firs flrsl ?lowus against the first si
The ? 'rimson'a backfl? Id It t? I
' ? ? .
work Trumbull worked al centre -
irt time to-daj. H? i nol ,
read? tor continued bard work, and poa?
a 111 nol pis i long sg.? t Wll ami
!'r. edle], one of th? m q iart< r
- and a aubatll it? a bo s la
k:? k. ?l on the . hin yestel s - oui
ind will not tx .
rsi ol the wt ? k
a
Cooney Loss Hurts Yale.
IK 1
N. w Ha-? en. <"?. t ?? The Va'., 'vat
n ? nt through s Ion - signa i .-i :?? thii
n and th? n th? rsl ind scond
? i up for a acrlmmag?
:. and In order noi to I
Injuries lust el ? ? Ih? l*a*
tte gam? th. i- was litt;.- rui
Know ? ? nd got away
lor-.t: drlV? l with th.? w et
? whose kicking from placemen! is
a? ?? k acored five g<
from placent?
Cornell an?! K I - I i
and ('.??-i.isii was at quart? ? ?nl
? 'ornlsh ran back punta e ? ?
getting swa: foi b "??'- art ; ii 1 b? var?
sity gol th< ball on the S?yard one toward
th?*- close of the | ractlce snd
for touchdoa ni ten or tw. ?
' ? ?(...?:,_,. ? i... was h'M! yestei . .
w eak? na the centre of th? lln? ...is i
erably, and with Ptnnpelly and Merkte
out of the backfield, the coacl
about Saturday F game with the
strong Lafayette al? v? n
World's Series Disrupts Tiejer Eleven.
ine-1
N .!.... t I ?v full hour of
lughl the Prin eton : I
ball : k to Ita game tl
noon, when th? rail ? .- .
against th? tecond team The subs wer?
ro lid
Indicate, foi ihe 'varsltj worked its
toijhi goal Una no lesi than three times,
on!? ? The flrsl line waa
tlcallj Invln? Ibl?. for th? -
?. ?.. eld in their own territ? i
o| th? Um? es? pt whan a Ions fore si i
... to i ?oollttle. n< it? 'i i
thirty-five yards snd made II possibl? forj
Ciile f. plant a neat drop k). k over frdm
.yard Une.
Str> its line plunging, with Hamraond'a
? ? nd and Oil? B*a klcklna. for in?
a?. ond ?- am. f? attired the play Cap
tain Baker, Bmroona, La? and Bhea wero|
all absent fr?.m th?- practice, havinf i
day oft to att?-n?l the world's s
of the grad it?
coach i
CORNELL DRILLS TILL DARK
First Team Working Hard on
New Plays for Indians.
[B]
Ithaca, n ?? Oct I. -It srai long ?
dark when tin? Cornell bootball squad
wo ii ?j tip .< hard signal -
Field hers P
'it. -.. ??nd team was ?ent In on the de?
f?-n*'.\.- for s few playa, hut the bulk of
ti. \ ..i > 11 s work consisted In running
up and down it.?- Held without an ? i
? ? . ars took the ?.? d
I aim third teams had a pi
. ? r abo ?! ball SO hour. Th? third
- held the ball on the i
yard . .' the practic.tl i?. I.
Bevi ... nee playa ara betni worked up
for the ' '-ni:.- . garni ? Ai* th?
India) fai bel? w i loi noil In
weight they probably will <i?p<-n?l more on
trick playa than on straight rush? in
.- ? .. s gam?
J. HIGH WORKS WITH N. Y. U.
lak? High pui th? New Iforh University
football aquad through its last still acrliit?
mags yesterday before meeting Hamilton
t.--.h>. Ha!.m- and Von idichow showed
up t.. advantage, tearing up tue scrub d?
fence f"r long ~..ii?*. Daly, th? no* end
ha* shown a tr?-.it Improvement In his
tackling, and la very proiuK-nt in drop
ki? i.
(??irk.- wna at full In McDermott'a place,
ovii'i; to th? lait.t - injury nij.ii think*
he haa uncovered s find fur th? lln? in
l.yi ne wl . . ? |... : ..i foi pi artice : hl
? . Byrne was ali-lnteracholsMic tackle
s.-v. -r I go, and his playing si
he has not lost any ol his speed or ag*
RANDOLPH ROLLS UP SCORE.
' ? ft! .?? . K .C <). t '.i Randolph Mili?
tar?- Academ) burled the Cartarel .?<a?i
omy under an avalanche ot touchd
!n then annual football Kam?? h< i ?? 10 tt
I .- \-. ?is ''? to ?I
Hebard, ?t right half for Randolph,
brok? through for three touchdown?,
while Platon scored two Kanauas'a deadly
to?- Bent ti??- of the -? von 11? i f?>i th? goal
for tou? hd..w ni ?o er the I ar.
The lln? -up f ?llo? s
? I ' M A I C-. p.- itioa .-? ? ? ? ? \ ? ?
?Shr? ?*?!.--. t. g.C Overmaa
Yturtal.). . 1. T .F Johnson
'""hi . I- tl Met ?
Lak?
H'll'S . It ?.'. I'llV-.-l
Kii.j-i.ti; . it : . M Overman
Kenauaa . it !?:... Delavel
'?' " Hills
Plate? . L m n \v johMon
iifiwr?! . h n i-, Oelattly
*-."" . F n K?tM-r
-.->-- Hebard I?, Platea .-'.. - tl
Uni., risf.n Safety- I'^twr i;.,?!., fron- '
too/no- Keaasaa it) lieferen?Krnst. raro i
l'nitilr??Ma]<ir Randolph Time of quaro :? ?
tu?, at '?.!??> miaut** ,?nl t?.. ..f t?n min i??
Report Against Football
Arouses Instant Opposition
Dr. George L Meylan. Old Har?
vard Player, in Arms Against
West Point Superintendent.
GAME FOR REAL AMERICANS
So Says Director of Columbia
Gymnasium, Who Declares
Injuries Are Nearly Al?
ways Exaggerated.
The stand which Colonel Claren? B ;
Townslcy, superintendenl of the United
States Militar?. Academy, at West l'"lnt.
h.;?s taken apainst football met with Op?
position fr??m I >r Qeorg* I. Meylan, ?i ?
fornnr Harvard player and dir.? tor ot
physical education at Columbia Unlveraltj
Although ?Columbia has no! had tootball
? ? elghl rears, Dr Meylan Is sn s?rdeni
football aupporter, snd he came out
fly for football when Intevlewed yes?
[< rdsy
"All this talk that we se* about football
Injuring permanentl) the men who plaj it
1 si o t? ?rised i'\ ? word ?tronger
i h.?\ e a pe? manen? In ?
Jui ? to m?, knee whl? h I BUBtalned a
I waa playing football, bul 1 do n??i know
? ? ??? led mj ? arnlng i anaclt)
01 mv llrellhood In any waj I played
football for fl\ ?? ? ? ml I i os< bet it
foi tl.:>. -..us, and I think that I klTrOS
et alna
;. ? . ..,?( of tlu Injuri? i whi? h w< r< id
nimpoi tan! In aft? i llf?
? ? ,v proved la be I an
? the ?gain win. h ? man derive? from
playing foothail la fai greatei thai th?
?mall chance of being Injured which s
man take* whei h<
[l a add t ? fo ?11*1 lo a! ?:? footl
cause ' th? hi. n an t un* of I ?
?,-.
injured we would not stop eating be?
cause there isa dsngsr of oversstJn? ***
w* certslnly do not stop walking ????<???????'?
Of the .lanper of bring run OV*r t'.'- M
automobil? when sr? crem the street
Then, aKaln. who would think of abolish?
llng traveling nr?.un?l the world. f'?r ex
I ample, h.rause of the daflgST whl,'n onP '"
likely to meef ?>n.- runs ?han es of
CStChlng all ?Sorts Of diseases, and also of
' meeting with accident* ?hen one ua*ti
?The cha?es of injury in football SIS not
nearly ;.s ?rent as those en<'ountered ?'
I :h<- man making a long J.'iirnev
"The ..th.r argument that those who
play football deriv? r*esrcsly an? profit
from It. is mlfdendln??. A man I? bound
to derive profit from s tntae like foethsll
whether he la fslrty w.ii developed or
P"t In reply to Surgeon general BtokCS*?
rriUctsm of what i a terms *S|*#***tsculsr
? . U.S. i think that th- remedy thsl sr*
ahould apply In the first place is to ?super?
. and not t?. abolish th? m, snd in th?
? ? ond pla e to devis- a scbems w'nersbj
who tak. part in athletics while In
? I.? Obliged 10 keep ii|) MB?
f. mi'?.f exerciee efter ?grsdustlon.
?Colonel Townslej will never s'ic.ei
i, abolishing tooths? sl West Wnt,"
continued Dr. Meylsn "Th- gsm? is the j
! tat .,r ail tmerican sthletl? ?port? II
develop? SS no other gam* can the manly
rjuallti*? of ?trength, ruggednes? ;?n?i sg
?freealvenea* it is perhap* ? logical i rltl?
? football la nol ? gam* for th?
average man. bul then, again, everj ?port
takes s man a HttlS better than th.- ever
,?;. It takes a ...nip.tin-, . t. itn to
arouse Interest among men snd rnsk?
tn, t, take ? v n It* which Sl.there Is?
,;,,t ?do V..U knos Clarfc College
has tried f??r \e?rs t.. have athletics with?
. i? Intercollegiate rompriltion Th? r*
silt is that (hi " sthletl? s, snd
it la ImpoMlbl? to c>t the stud-m.- even
tl, ..,).,. (?;._. proper ?mount of esercsse
In tn) "Nu Ion. ihe beri festur? of th?
. fiat? educational a) st. m la
the wonderful developmenl of roH**g* slh
VAUGHN HELPS COBS
DEFEAT WHITE SO)
Thirteen-lnning Battle Goes I
National League Team on
Archer's Long Hit.
? ? thlrteen-lnnlni
? ? ?
th? ' 'hi? ago ? ??? ,
... . .
re of ?t 1
". Th?
I- to the courage and ef "Bli
Jim" Vaughn, who
t.. fore the vigoro
-
.?.. r\ ragg? d on?
' ; otte w aa hammered
: , g back o
hunch? the 1
ro ind ,? 1 the Whit?
Box In that Inning r*ha|.
I ? hit lij th? eighth push?
It h the tying run, lei loos?
thro?? ? ? ? ?
....
i run a- i Bbdl? lat? r dollvei lm
rtun?
Mu.rt i thai no. rum
on the. ' '?? ' dn a i|
at a? ? ? I Schult
ai ?i a sat.- bunt by /'.nun. rman had
op? ned ? ? rhlch ended
? - had -? 'i '?'! four i una
B? na * " ??? d< d Cleotte In th? lift!
.-?ft? i I a fe drive, a |
and S ?? ta
and af. l gem?
the thirteenth Then '/
Baler walked, ? lood fll? ? i Bi Id
well wsi passed Wit I ih? baa? ; I
? i .?iiv? Into left ..i 'i /'?
?? i ?h<- arlnnlng rti Bali
Ing caught at the plate on the thn ?
owi
N v I!? ?*- ,t_ tMERICAXn
. ,i ? h, ;?o a <?
r? til i (oi\i
? . ? i ? ? - - ? .. 4 i i .1 : 'i
if .'.u 1 it i '.. ? : 1 IT .? o
tai Hod i. - ? ? : s i ? ?i
sai ? i i ? r i e o o o ?
dona, rf *. 1 I 2 1 0 <"??l I t 4 ! I II
? . ? . 1 ? . ' ? ; I
? . , . , .
Vaughn il I II I Ml
- ? ,.
lient i, ...I?
Tot?!?
. ii . ta
? .?
Two-fa -
t inning? ??? ?????? out In Aft? ? n I
;
- . lonali ? tmei
? n. 4 ."
H#*n? - ' .. \\ lid t :
i em : Im. i mplr? i O Le ighlln, ?rtli
O'lia
CARDINALS BLANK BROWNS
Lone Run Off Wcilman Enough
to Win the First Game.
st Louis, ". t '? The Cardinals do
feated th? Broa na h? ??? to-day In the
opening | ime ol the ser!? t<* di ? Id? ? I i
championship of th<- city, Balles and
VVeilmsn were th? pitchers, and the for?
mer gained the verdict bj a score of
! O, t
Th? ron e i th? result of s boss on
hails t.? Whltted O i.? sry then M to
?W.ilman. Who threw to ?entre field, trv
111J- t?. got Whltted ai econd, snd th.
i.ittor took third, while O'Loary was safe
on ins*.
w'Inao rolled t.. Wares, who t?.ss.?j him
mil st Brot, while Whltted crossed the
plate arith th? only run of the gam?
KATIONALfl i AMERK \.v
poa? ah i h [.?i a?
Hugglna 'i : ft "? ! i I luttln, 31. IBS t
Uagee. If I 00 S 1 0 Wares. *b 301
M.,-... r. ?. fb l '? 1 3 3 '. Pratt, 1' IS1 13 :e
Oak s. ef I . Walker. If 4 0 0 4 ft .1
Konetchy.lh 100 11 ?S Williams, ? f 3 ft ft 1 I ft
Whltted, if rf ill 6 Ot
O'l-tar. M. 100 1 : w |0] I ?
Wlnga ? 100 SI I Agnes ?
?. p.... 100 Oil w. liman p .'M ? II
?Mi Militer l fto ft 00
..nn noi ; 1 a ? 27141
? itted for \". .ilman in th. ninth Inning.
Nationals .. 1 ??? .. o o r? o rv -1
Amen, ana .ft 0 0 0?0
m. bit? Agi ? ? ? .-. ]|..K-cini?
Poubl? pla ? ?,, Konetchy; Watraa to
Pi at) ??? Malan Left on bas? Katie .
Americana 4 r.a*.. g on islln-Off <t\\et 1, off
Wt 11 nan, I ?1.t i<-. sai;?.. . I
Weilmai - -?. | 1 mplrea iiii-i bran 1
an 1 Hr?nnan
HARD PRACTICE FOR NAVY.
Annapolia "?1 I m? Navj football
1 1 d had oaarty t??.. hours of Baal hard
??. rk thia afterno--n before the gam? on
Brtiur-laj with 'Georgetown The time was
. ?-/oted nlmo ? ex? !u*|*/< iv to op-en pla?
land the kickiiiK fore? re? rived much at?
1 t.-ll! ion
PIRATES EVEN UP IN
SERIES WITH THE NAP
Adams Holds Cleveland i
Check While Mates Pile
Up Five Runs.
;? .. ..L-:. , ,, . | ?!?.,, Ptttfl
... eveland ?
a s.-oi. ? ?
.
? ? ? .
? ?? -, .'. elf?"
? vi ' ,- -I ,.
' . -Hit:'... and
......
t . .
I tea m ide ta?? in??!?- m tt
* .i adama
hapi an?! I.
...
Pittsburgh'? fifth an
lent rui n the seventh on
: Mc? arthj
? |
? ere \tt. ridant*?
X9M ? ? ? | i/eri ?har?
J '..-,-. ? ? ' i v-,
- . ?. j ? .,
?
' I.' ?. I l.AN'H
? : ?> A e
if ?? : : i 31 :, ?? - ? ?
in i*. -, -i . ?hapntan. ** S ? i II
i ? ? * i ? i : .j
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Miller 1>- ? ft ft tft 1 ft J....,.-!.,n 1? t " 1 i ft
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II ? S 10 " Mitch? ?? ?
?Rlrmlnel
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IRya* uo to
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Mil hell ;n ihe Bill Innlna
1 ."??! toi ?-. . .k ritai
innlna |Ba
?-.nliir
I .i - f. ft t -i ,
I'-OOOOCOO
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t, In 4 II II
? nil..I?. I 111 I If.,.1' .a '?'? ' - :.? r
Miller, i ?? ? hall??Off W
- - : wim
! .,-, Ml .ii..-'
I .eft ? Pittsburgh, I
-.-. Milch. ? , ;
I Tlii ?* lira?
pire??Ii ???
.- ! - - ' ? '?
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WOMEN PLAY AT SALISBURY
Mrs. M. D. P?itcrson Gets Gro?s
Prize with Card of 106.
Prealdentlnl ?golf was suprem? yestei
?I the Sails!.urv links, S h< r- Mts
m 11 Peterson, the ehk I es* iitlv? el
(hi Wonian'a Metropolitan Osll Associa
ti'.n, \?.?>n th? gros? prise in the associa?
tion's one-day tournament there erlth ..
? ?..!.? nf Its, Th.- net sward went to Mr-?
Charlea l. Qreenhall, >.f Hollywood for
her cart ot i"- I N IWIowing th*
me,la! round there OTSS SB SPproacblfiS
and putting ?f?ntest, In which Miss Erna
M of Montclalr, eras th? winner.
Ii?- ? ? ..?.- \?. a.s S
Th? foil?.win?.- returned csrd*
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Mrt ? I. Oreenhall, ii..ii? ?ool.-i?-? I M
Mi. \ ' , ... lift 1ft I?*.
Mil ???,-.!. .- Menl< Hi 1*1 ?"? n?i
In*] Well Palrvle** i?>r? 7 i?v>
M.-l M I? POU ?Of, laiu-l..?-?"-! It* ? M
tin Win ??iiiva-is. Dunwo-Mll* in ?; ?o:
Ml il R roarler, Midland IS II i<V
MRS. MITCHELL WINS ON TOSS.
Mlaa M i. Johnatone and Mr.s ...
Mitchell tied for th* n*l prise In the
eighteen-hole medal plai handicap f??r
?romer over th* links of th* CountTj Club
n! ??hu Ridge yesterdsy, each orith a
card of m i i.??, it was decided t.? tos*
t<> -i? who won, ami Mrs Mitchell ?va?
nice? ? ii Ther* was ? ?good slsed Held
t.. st.ut, bul in? returned csrds
CATHOLIC GOLFERS OUT.
' ? r ithollc ' ini? <;oif Assorlstioii hi Id
s one-day tournament ?t Oakland yon
t\ A Adams an?! P V BSSSII
tied for 'he hist net priSS, with 1W-18-8??
?-?i?-'i. Ada.us ainnlng the Loot
In the aft. in..on a handicap In three
i -? area m order, ?'liarles Murray,
alth M U H, winnlt-R class A; .lohn
King, orith M ft ?S, leading the second
set, snd J. I. Cavsnsugh lopnfng thr list
kl the third division with 1??7?..ft 77
The bast nel for thlrty-al? hoie* sraa
J B. Pllow, jt 'x 04*-#?l?l*, ?vhil* tn?
; i? s en! to ? ? j. M? K mns f??i hi*
rounds of sj ;.n?i ? for s total a* hit
MISS WAGNER AND MISS
CASSELLW1N A TITLE
A Well Earned Victory in Met?
ropolitan Women's Lawn
Tennis Doubles.
FORCE PACE IN THIRD SET
Courts of West Side Tennis
Club Heavy from Rain-Mrs.
McLean Reaches the
Finals in Singles.
Brilliant play in the final and deciding I
sot gave Mlaa Maria Warner and Miss,
'lar- ?"ass*.!! a well earned victory and \
th.- ? harm lonshlp tit!., m th.- final roiii.d
ot th?. metrp^olltan women's double!
lawn tennis cl .?? pionshlp .?t th.- Wesl
Bids Tennla Club, a? Von Cortlandt, -
t. rdaj Mis- u xsi - r and Miss ( ?'aa* II
faced Mrs R U Pouch and Miss Edith
B. Man.!.'.. and although the pall ? imed
evenlj matched In th.- t-.rst two spt<< the
?-'ii.'-n-.r i Mi- - Wagner i
her partner drove Miss Hand]
I'..-.- h t?, . over final sel Ths
a sa I I, I ?'.. I 2
Th?- courts were nol overdrj when ;
t.?-c.?n. ar.d both paira resorted to ?' d ,'.
? ?- lobbing Th. ? maintained thli
of plaj .ii! through the drei two lei
Wsgnerand Misa Caesell taking theo <
im; ael at >'. and Mra Pouch and Ml -
Hand rel itli ? in tii.cond, which
th. -. won by th? ? or? I ? ? i
of th. of l ??? i ?..it? neither d<
; i ? faat
In th.- d? g set. I on? -v? ?. Mis*- -
neb oned th? ir
lobbli . ? i of I
lo\?, ...
: ? ? ? ? footing made it In .
Bible for th.-ir opi .
they lost poinl aft? ?
point ......
ti em it wai on? of the most
. .
Tht chai d to
and the ' '
t.. da) ->'?? ild a sterling
t. runs Mi Mat h.ili M ? ? *?????? j
.i.-ri?. ' ? in f i '.m Mi - ' '? M
? 'hapn ?o I ' ? -
M ,-.\\. ted Ml I '?'
? . This bring Mra McL
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nni.-' pposll ? ron al > I
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Mra McLean and Mi Lttt
Ho d< i ..- -i Mi '?'?
Ti,.-- h.oi a particularly eaaj time, ?? m
. ,.; .- ,,f .. ;, ?". ?I
The ? n-...i itlon prl i t to Mlsi Eu?
.-? ? ted M \
as the
? -et started i i I
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The
Metl
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la? h and ' i. 1st onai?I 2;
Mi L? in and n Uttl? de
tealed M- Ad? le
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in default
geml-ftnal " ' ' ? Ml
Utile d< feat? M Mr
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Metropolita hip > woi ?
Marl?
Wagiiei d? '--.t? I Mra ? ; \\ Be?
? . Mi M.-?-' al M< I ? in d? :? ited Mr?
? ; \i ? 'hapman b) d< I
? '.?us..lat?..n ? up . final round) Mis-,
i ngi nie Si ? .: F, A. Bai?
lli ? ? :
M? Il lip (WOI
h I round i Mini Marl? Wattn?
and M i m - i*
W Pouch and Mi ?a Kdltl I Hand . ?
t
?
Clips Three and a Half Seconds
from World's Record
for a Mile.
HITCHED TO A RUNNER
Cheeny Captures Transylvania
Stake in Fast Tir.ie,
Beating the Field
with Ease.
O. BllllngS, hitrhed tn a r'lnrinf* msds
tO-daj lowered the ?rorid'S tOt?Ott for S
mile to IMt/p, Uhlan set the. :
'? - ??!'! at 1 ?SI last y? ||
Uhlan t.,-,:a\ was <ir:v. n "bv Charl c
Tanner ?...l waa favored with ? perfect
track -md beautiful treather condltloi
Trotting lr magnll.he mad.- the
nuartera In 2M&? ~?\, : :>? and i ,",r...
Mors, and driver received sn ovation at
the finish
?? 'he. nj ?apt ure 1 th<- Tr.c. -
g take for tbi f? I
'hip Grand C I ? '? to-day, ?tinning
. ii md mini
within half a aer-ond '?f the record a?H
? ' tur* b) t'.-nis.i Msld in 198s.
? 'he? n y '? beat ? the third
trotted the mil? In i ,
.,?
The first heat ?.?,?? won hy Newsel, th
Ti-xas mere br? ah
fourth Fl< mlng h? Id '??? n hand,
? r, In the ? i third, in I
ah? won with ? a-. In Lrith !
" : made a ati ?
lenge sl the turn Into the stretch, but
i.r.'ke and dropped I rig 1
The slnn - ? ? th? fsvorll In th?
Ti, ? . :: :?;,,, ?..,,- .10 ? ;ri itrslghl I
by A. C. McK Vasl
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I ?PLAN?TO?Y ?JOItri
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Oftl.liil Ke,?.r.| ?ml I ore, n?.?. W .-hi:
Del '?-:?? . ah ??tlantk item haa praetl
? alb dlaappear? i bu? itlnuee to i asea
itnoettlod aeathei and le ii ralni in the \t
laatlc stai.? from the Carolina t.. Southern
N>? Baglaad Aaothei tftaturhaace teaa central
o. i ik!i! ever Ik* ini.i.i:.. plalna atatea .ml
n..??.ii? toward ?!? On o i-???'s Duriai th*
laut twenty-four b*vra 1? ..in.-..i rain* m th?
plateau regie? tad ,' ? alten I patata la tin-,
?tat.a, iin.i rale er tuet* la the north?<{
? rn Rocky M?.un:.un r? *;I- ri
Temperatur? eoatlaiM uaaaaaoaably hishi
general!*, ea*l af the Rocky .Mount.en--, and
have talara deddedl) ?ver ?'? ?o ky MauatataJ
ami platea* i ? -
rha Indkaihie* .?re thai the Wietera illal m h
anee ?ni ?wv* sortit?et ward and ha altea?!? i
hl rama Plida) m Ute plalna Matee, the Mi,.
elaatp*** Valley aad iba upper lake r?'(ti..n. .mi
.-n .-.itni,i,?> m.i mus?i ..f tti" egstrj aaat ,.f
UM Ml-s.s-U'l'l Ril ? r
'i'tic weather ?m t..- f.nr FiMai .in.i late**?*.
? la?, Dvef Un Reck] Mountain and pl*t*M i?
Kl.'ll.a
ConeldsraMy reoter weather arlll overaprt ,i
the platee atatea and th. upper Mlaelaalppl \ . ?
lej in.).,.. and |.'ii.|i> night, and the Intertof
of Um Oull tiatea, Tenneaaee, Ihc lake rtrytoM
an?l th?- ? ?hm Valle) Baturdaj Cool ureather
win '...riiinii.- mil the K". k. Mountain a.-vi
i"at...iu r?-Ki..nM. and mod?r?t? t?mp?*"rat.anM
?in prevail lenerally in th? Baal
The ?mis a Sine the north atlaatlc rataat
?ni i..- light rarlable; ?i?.t?K ?he middle At
lantir .oaf?, iikiu to mode rata variable, BM*stly
east, along the^Hi.uth Atlantli m.I aaat ? iulf
roeate, ?lulu varies!? . aloae ">e ??-?t ?Quit
roan, mo'l.rile gouth. on the lower li.Ue?,
light to moderate rent to ?onth, on ?he Ippef
i.ik. ?. in? ?? tal i mu? os Ml Igaa as I Hu ?
an I . , ? r'...r
l'*?rp?-??.t f?.r >|>?"< ill I ?>. aliti?*?..? lor K:i?t
rn* Nr? \<>rk. |>?rtl> <-l?ni?l> t?i ?l.n ; ?..iiior
tOtt, llll??-l I l?-?l. |ir-il>.il?l> *jfe#W***"S| li^l.i Mina
l.l? ?III.I?.
I'nr East? rn Pennsylvania, Ves lerse) i ?
?v o-?. Man land ? ? i 'olumbta,
pi mi i loudj to 'i... t-? m?
l obsbls showers; llffhl ?.iri?l>:.- \? h
Wot Sea Bnsland ? loud. to da) I
unsettled, probsbl) rain; 111 I I
to i u. i -
Por ' 'i-.i" W< item Pennsylvania tad '
?wn .**.'??? Tork, fair o. .lis followed b) show
<?r.- to-nlghl and to-morrow;. i to-morrow;
rata ?-...; t.-1 a Inda
h n m um?,.
B a. m.......M I p. m, H * ? ai
"th rvatl -ns lakes al Vt
?weather bureaus at s p ni yeaierdaj follow : i
. 11 % ii mperature. w ?
Albany . ? * < 'loudy .
?ii.iiui- City .
Boston . ... . 'loudy
Buffalo .
?hi. .????'.M ? ? .
N.w ? iricaii!? . ?'tear
si Loula ,..., Tl Clear
Waahlnifton to i leaf
I.mhI OtRttuI I'ro.r.l The fallow In.- offl
i i,? i raeatd from :h?> ITaotbar Baraaa ihetva
the ? lianu?'s In th. tl mi?ml ara for <h?> lat,t
twenty-four hours, m eompariaoa i?i'h th?.- ...r
respondlns dat^orisal year:
IBM IMS, 1913
3 a. m :.| Ml S p. SI .....SI IB
ii a. in t I p. m '-" R
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Hinh?-.*? tear-peretura yeaterdav, degrees;
lowest, M; averast, it; averasa f r corrsapond?
in? ..at. last war .'.; average for correapaad*
laa data last thlrty-thraa ? ?
Oovarnor'a if'ami .?:*?2 g ra
H*ll l?ate . t'Ai ?iij
WIRELESS REPORTS.
i_ lav?le, report? . , ? mito? ?ait ?jf
Band) H'.'.k at I ... ? m yeat. rday, ii ? ?
t.. dock Satnr.ia\ foren ?
Th? st Paul, reported ai i r* mit?*-, ???t. of
Rend) Ho k ai l a m y.
It Bat urda) afternoon
TM- Barba ted ax IM mil?, ?ait
?if Band) Hook al 4:15 i ,-.. |? ?X.
p??. ted to do? k thh ?
The Lualtan ' rallai ?-?.? ???
Sai I) 1!. .. II 2 p m y< . .
to dock thl.? ?
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